The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-12
BREvITIES.

Range of thermometer at Spence, Ty
rec e. Co.'s shoe house, Broad street
March nth, 1887: Gam, 3S0; IL m, 45o
pm. 400; 8 pm, 450.
Treasurer Jordan has returned from
New York
The city garbage carts visited the alleys
in rear of Pine street church yesterday
1t Is stated that Republican paper is
soon to make its appearance In Rich.
mond.
Mr.. Isaac n. Jones, OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, is on business trip to
New York.
Mr.. T. NJ. Emerson, general passen-
ger agent of the Atlantic Coast Line, is
stopping at the Davis House.
The sidewalk on the east side OF JEFF
ferson street from Canal to the connec-
tion railroad, has been cindcrcd.
The Street Committee completed their
annual tour yesterday by visiting the
northern and eastern sections OF the city.
Samuel A. Davis, of Richmond, passed
through Lynchburg Thursday, suffering
with rheumatism, en- route TO the Hot
Springs In Arkansas.
Sergeant f. p. Hulce, of the Third
police district, has in his possession a
new rope and two blocks and tackle, sup
posed TO have been stolen.
1t has been decided to put the Lee
monument on the Allen lot, and get the
money to fix it up from some other source
than the CITY NJ Richmond
A patent has been issued to Captain
John s. Whitworth, OF Norfolk, formerly
OF Manchester, for his car break, mention
OF which has already been made.
The passengers Of the stranded steamer
Rhein arrived IN Norfolk Thursday
night. They were brought In by the
steamers OF the Old Dominion line.
The sample merchants license. assessed |
during the fiscal year 1886 amounted |
% $67, 300. The pedlars' licenses during
he same year amounted to $6,250. Total
$4,000.
If the reason that Zela de Lussan left
he Boston Ideals was because she re-
used to disport herself to a vulgar and
furious gaze in tights, she deserves to be
ne0red and to have a crown of laurel.
The police have reported at least one
hundred persons for having unlicensed
ogs. The officers will soon make list
4 persons having unlicensed vehicles
'ersons who have not obtained licenses
re liable TO be fined in the Police Court.
The city editor of the TIMES acknowl-
dyes the receipt of an invitation to at
end the annual banquet OF the West
md Beneficial and Social Society at Piz-
infs uptown store Thursday, March II,
o'clock p m.
Mr.. W. Dellie Sutherland Yesterday put
n the streets two handsome Quincy |
abs. These are the first of line de- :
gned to give Richmond cheap, rapid. {
nd pleasant transit. The enterprise will
more fully noticed in future.
General James c. Hill, Sergeant-at.
rms Of the House of Delegates, is an ,
)plicant for the United States Marshal .
mp OF the Western District of Virginia.
ade vacant by the resignation of Judge 6
raham. General Hill is also editor of ;,
e Scottsville Courier
When the change Of schedule is effected
tween the Norfolk and Western and
e Virginia Midland railroads it is stated :.
at a through train from Memphis. b
enn., to Washington, d. c., will be run
thout change of cars, but not Cia Rich
Dnd
Mr.. James A. Seldom, who has been ap-
inted judge in ST. Louis by Governor
Of Missouri, is a son of the p
e Hon. James A. Seldom, Secretary OF A.
ar Of the Confederate States. Young
:. Seldom, at various times resided in n.
chmond. His father was the represen- Vi
i've OF the Richmond district in Con- al
ess from 1916 10 1S49. p.